Camp Fire Girls outing and local club events noted
Kezhe kone Camp Fire girls with guardians journeyed up the river for a hamburger fry. Members listed include Aleene Carter Betty Stimpson Laura Campbell Moyne Rice Margaret Posey Edith Morgan Lolita Russell and Mrs Russell with Mr Stimpson. Coterie Club hosted by Elizabeth Elsey held a lawn party with lanterns and outdoor games for thirteen members and two guests followed by refreshments. Portia Club affair at Mrs S H Jacksons featured social evening and guests Rosa Welch Gertrude Welch Mrs Anderson and Mrs Gilmore. Former teacher Minerva Hall left for Northwestern University summer session after visiting Mrs Isa Wellman. Scherzo Club gathering at Isabel Gilmore with color-decorated home, sewing and refreshments. about eighteen girls attended. Miss Raub shower hosted by Ruth and Laura Adair for Lorna Marie Raub on Ohio street prior to her June 28 wedding to Floyd Hockenhull. Ling party and Esther Marie Johnson picnic supper honor Virginia Hutson who plans a Colorado summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketheekone Camp Fire Girls
Kezhekone Camp
Charles Russell
Stimpson
Aleene Carter
Betty Stimpson
Laura Campbell
Moyne Rice
Margaret Posey
Edith Morgan
Lolita’ Russell
Russell
Coterie Club
Elizabeth Elsey
South Mississippi Street
Isabel Gilmore
East Seventh Street
Raub
Ruth
Laura
Adair
Ohio Street
Lorna Marie ‘Raub
Floyd Hockenhull
Trio visits Lake View for en tomological trip
J Marion Bruer Bill Brown and Herbert Darby traveled to Lake View this morning for an en tomological trip. Mrs E Gauck and Mrs Teeter with son Ralph spent the day in Kansas City. Miss Etta McLeod is at Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.marion Bruer
Bill Brown
Herbert Darby
Lake View
E., Gauck
Teeter
Ralph
Kansas City
Etta’ McLeod
Weekend visits and travel notes in Topeka and Kansas City
Local brief listing residents and visitors from Topeka Lawrence and nearby towns. Navy Blue tending summer school returns home for weekend. Irvin Ratliff and Charles DeForest travel to Kansas City. Several others visit relatives or attend events in Kansas City and Colorado Springs. A note adds that nearly half of U S foreign trade passes through New York harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Miss Marcella Chalkley Presented to Queen Mary
Miss Marcella Chalkley was presented to Queen Mary of England this past week. The presentation came after letters of introduction by Senators Curtis and Capper to England's foreign minister, Ambassador Warvey. Chalkley’s father Thomas H. Chalkley, born in England, visited relatives there during a two year stay with his wife and daughters Hilda and Marcella. Chalkley’s mother Mrs Chalkley is noted as a prominent club woman who once served on Governor Capper’s Industrial Welfare Commission, and she is the daughter of Rev CG Howland, longtime pastor of the Unitarian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Chalkley
England
Curtis and
Capper
Warvey
Miss Chalkley
Thomas H. Chalkley
J. B. Watkins Land Mortgage Company
Chalkley
Industrial Welfare Commission
CG. G.howland
Unitarian Church
Herb
Moonlight Steamboat Rides Highlight Grotto Convention
Davenport reports the National Grotto convention June 25 28 will feature moonlight steamboat rides on the Mississippi continuous vaudeville in an open air stadium 40 bands 40 costumes and a monster parade. Open air meetings and street dancing are planned with bathing in a new 140000 swimming pool and traffic restrictions as 15000 visitors are expected. A municipal golf course on Credit Island and a 200 acre park will be opened for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Mississippi
Credit Island
Mississippi River
Wheat crop harvest demand in Kansas noted by official
Topeka June 24 Thirty thousand men will be needed to harvest the Kansas wheat crop according to W H Cushing manager of the Kansas free employment bureau. The heaviest demand will come from the central part of the state where 5 000 000 acres of wheat will be harvested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
W. H. Cushing
Kansas Free Employment Bureau
AFL Opposes Soviet Recognition at Cincinnati Convention
The American Federation of Labor, in its Cincinnati convention, voted for the third consecutive year to oppose recognizing the Soviet Russian government. The action was reported by the Associated Press on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Associated Press
American Federation of Labor
Sunday Specials at Kaw Valley Creamery Co. Ltd
The Kaw Valley Creamery Co. Ltd offers a Sunday specials menu featuring two layer brick ice creams in flavors including cream, raspberry, vanilla, pineapple, plain brick, chocolate, strawberry, brown bread, honeydew, caramel, nut Ices, plus raspberry pineapple and strawberry options. Contact Miss for inquiries at phone 820.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley Creamery Co., Ltd
Miss
Zephyr Products catalog item list with assorted baked goods
A fragmented catalog entry lists Zephyr Products offerings including raisin bread lunch rolls potato chips Vienna rolls doughnuts cream puffs and butter cookies with prices noted as 20 cents per dozen and other small quantities. The legible items emphasize bakery goods such as bread rolls pastries and cookies.
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Rosenow's Father Samuel Jones
Mrs Curt Rosenow is called to Lyons due to the death of her father Samuel Jones a well known lawyer about 65. He died early this morning of heart trouble. Also note Children’s Day Play a four act play Send Me at North Lawrence Christian church tomorrow evening at o'clock with between acts songs and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenow
Curt Rosenow
Lyons
Samuel Jones
Jones
Lalvrence Christian Church
Notice to Water Consumers in South and West Districts
Water shutoffs will occur in sections south of 11th Street and west of Massachusetts Street for several hours at a time to connect mains. Residents are advised to store water in advance for up to ten days, as advance notice is not possible due to varying conditions. The Water Department will keep shutoffs brief where feasible. Henderson, Supt. Haas is Lerceichahale Site Book binding at Journal World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Henderson
Haas
Lerceichahale
Marriage Licenses Issued In Lawrence Area
A marriage license was granted yesterday evening to Carl Dammann and Anna Stoeckmann, both of Lawrence. Chester E. Lewis of Doniphan and Opal Pringle of Lawrence were issued a license to wed. Mrs. Albert Barnclough of Lake View spent the day in Lawrence shopping. Also noted is a Saturday special at Brinkman's featuring a dozen mixed cookies for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dammann
Anna Stoeckmann
Lawrence
Chester E. Lewis
Doniphan, Mo
Opal Pringle
Cay
Albert Barrnclough
Lake ‘View
Cen Ae
Brinkman’s
Vermont Woman Credits Pinkham Plant Remedy
A Union Village Vermont woman describes severe weakness and nervous fatigue eased after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She reports nine hour steam laundry work resumed and strong health after seven more bottles. The letter promotes early use for women facing similar ailments and urges others to try the tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Village
Lydia EB. Pinkham
L. A. Guimann
Vermont
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Portia Club
S. H. Jackson
Martha Jackson
Rosa Welch
Gertrude Welch
Anderson
Gilmore
Minerva Hall
Long Beach
Calif
Northwestern University
Isa Wellman
Esther Marie Johnson
Virginia Hutson
Colorado
Navy
Irvin Ratliff
Annie’ Mitchell
Baldwin
Golda ‘Berry
A. CG. Gunton
Charles DeForest
W. G. Thiele
8. C. Baker
Colorado Springs
Catherine Sutton
Lawriece
J. L. Constant
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Edwin
Earl
John Montgomery
Connecticut
Elwood
Ind
Louis E. Glevenger
E B. Coffman
L. B. Powell
California
Morrill Morrill
State Grounds
Larned
Cressida Bonham ‘Carter
London
Zephyr Products
11Th St
Mass. St
Journal-World
Masa
Kansas Electric Power Co
Hope Lonsdale
Lawrence, Kans
Mney
Wolf’s Book Store
Attans
Massachusetts
China
Carter’s China Store
Interurban
M. Estes
Thos
Ince
Pathe News
Zane Grey
Bowersock
Varsity
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